A New Hermeneutical Approach to Early Chinese Texts: The Case of the Analects

Journal of Chinese Philosophy 33 (5):95-108 (2006)
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original Makeham, John (2002) "A new hermeneutical approach to early Chinese texts: The case of the analects". Sophia 41(1):55-69
reprint Makeham, John (2006) "A new hermeneutical approach to early chinese texts: The case of the analects". Journal of Chinese Philosophy 33(s1):95-108

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